That phenomenon is not really connected with being near the coast.
It's more a matter of places that were once conquered and re-named,
mostly by the Spaniards.
Conquest and subjugation of the local indigenous population, you see,
was a brave, heroic, macho accomplishment, which made them really
feel good. So when they erased the names that the local people had
given the places, they very often re-named the places in honor of their
king, or in honor of religious figures such as Saints ... "San" for a male
saint, and "Santa" for a female one.
At great distances from the coasts, you have San Antonio, Santa Fe,
Saint Louis, etc.
leading a military expedition during the Civil War
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "appoint four Supreme Court justices." Richard Nixon did ALL of the following as president EXCEPT <span>appoint four Supreme Court justices</span>
